Statements, serene and imperturbable
Alice Tremlow reflects on the bandwidth of art books in an Internet culture.
Alice Tremlow reflects on the bandwidth of art books in an Internet culture.
Nelly Reifler just wanted documents authenticated, but the rabbi-turned-notary looked at her signature and pronounced her a reincarnation of Eve.
Colin Channer’s The Girl With the Golden Shoes centers on a girl who becomes an object of suspicion and gets kicked out of her fishing village after teaching herself to read. “She’d not been led to reading by a great ambition — that was something reading had produced. But this wasn’t easy to explain.” Setting out for the city with . . .
“Never waste words. A sentence worth writing is worth publishing twice.”
Woolf’s famous speech, reprinted: “But, you may say, we asked you to speak about women and fiction – what has that got to do with a room of one’s own?”